Signs Of Improving FDA Inspection Outcomes At Indian Sites But Long Road Ahead
Executive Summary
Moving up the manufacturing compliance curve is still a work in progress for several Indian firms, but there appear to be some early signs that US FDA inspection outcomes, in general, may have improved.
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